Brussels 3x3 Tournaments

From the street to the Olympics

We organise local tournaments to enter the world of 3x3 and provide a platform for young players. At the same time, national and international stages allow Belgian teams to aim for the highest level and build connections between players.

"The tournament, a gateway to the top level"

A local tournament participant can see what an international event looks like and gauge what they need to work on. That is how we grow the Belgian 3x3 scene.

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Tournament organisation

In Brussels, they talk, they play and they play hard

Real progression: from the tarmac to the big halls, connecting players and giving everyone visibility.

Local tournaments

Street Series

Enter the world of 3x3, a stage for young players and emerging teams, playground vibes.

Belgium gateway

National & international tournaments

National stages to raise the level, cross playing styles and prepare for the big events.

From the street to the Olympics

Lite Quest

Gateway to the Challengers and World Tour.

Player journey

From the playground to the international circuit

A clear path to progress, step by step.

01

Discovery

First local Street Series tournament: playground vibes, new faces, the joy of 3x3.

02

Progression

String together local tournaments, build chemistry and forge a team.

03

Competition

National and international stages to cross playing styles and raise the level.

04

Elite

Lite Quest: gateway to the Challengers and the FIBA World Tour.

Participate or co-organise

Join the tournament route

Clubs, schools, partners, volunteers and referees: we build events together to give players maximum visibility and opportunities.

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Brussels 3x3

Tournaments — street to Olympics

Our mission: create a concrete link between every player and the top level, by showing the step to be taken and offering accessible stages along the way.

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